age like milk
English
Etymology
Due to milk’s tendency to go bad quickly.
Verb
age like milk (third-person singular simple present ages like milk, present participle aging like milk or ageing like milk, simple past and past participle aged like milk)
- (simile) To age very badly; to look bad in hindsight, or after time has passed.
Synonyms
- age like vinegar
See also
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